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    Birmigham Gun Museum - BSA etc.

    The Birmigham Gun Museum is a site worth checking out for photos of gun making premises as they were and as they are now. This includes BSA wartime factories, as well as Webley & Scott and so on. The guy who runs it is looking for new information, if anyone has anything they feel is worth contributing.


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